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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
2
Prices show higher hogs with barrows and gilts up to 1.25, sows up to 1.25, cattle and calves active with steers and feeders firm, choice beef ranges 24 to 50, cows 13.25 to 14.50, calves 25 to 50. Chicago butter steady, eggs up to 2 cents, live poultry unchanged.
U S cattle and hogs values listed for weights from 180 to 300 pounds and up. Hogs show ranges for U S Nos 1 and 2, sows, boars, and stags. cattle cover grain fed steers and heifers, stocker calves, yearlings, and heifers. veal, cows, bulls, and sheep include prime, good, and utility categories with price bands.
Kansas City report lists consumer eggs by size and grade with large eggs 42 to 44 cents for Grade A and 38 to 43 for other farm eggs. Wholesale large 444 to 464 with 80 percent A and mediums 422 to 442. Butter price unchanged.
AP dispatch from Kansas City lists wheat prices with multiple grades and car counts. No. 2 Hard and Dark Hard 1.64 percent, No. 2 White corn 1.43, oats nominal, rye 41.18, soybeans 2.64, sacked bran 47.75, sacked shorts 46.25.
Admission list for Neosho Memorial Hospital includes Claude Schul Moran Henry Storck Mrs Clifford Heisler Mrs John Erickson Mrs Eugene Connes Mrs Clara Robertson and Mrs Danny Patterson with Dismissals for Mrs Lonnie Morrow Ralph Berg Mary Hutchison and others. Police court notes show Johnny Sherwood Erie R3 cited for no driver license with a $10 bond posted.
Five inches of rain fell in eight hours in Honolulu, an amount matching a month’s average December rainfall. Intersections flooded and traffic stalled as rising waters loosened bridge foundations and one span was closed for safety.
Kansas traffic death log lists 24 hour period to 9 am Wednesday 9 December 1965 with 20 fatalities for the year 1965 and 621-635 comparisons to 1964 totals across the state’s records.
Oklahoma voters approved a $54.75 million bond issue in a statewide special election. Despite low turnout, about 101,149 votes were in favor as 133,000 precincts reported unofficial results, paving the way for a large institutional building program in the state.
A report notes the world’s longest train tunnel bored through Italy’s Lepontine Alps for 12.3 miles. It mentions bond financing and a cigarette tax to retire bonds, alongside a separate vote tally of 31,198 no votes.
Police report a 75 pound three year old white tailed deer was killed Monday night at Elmwood Park Zoo after the poacher scaled a six foot fence. The carcass was removed and the incident was discovered by officials Tuesday. Neighbors did not report any gunfire.
Chanute Tribune issued from Chanute Kansas with 66720 ZIP code. Published by Chanute Publishing Company. Staff includes Dwight McCreight Dwight Wallingford Jonhn Hovorka Fay D Clopine Ben Nicholas Dorsey Osborn and others. AP and ABC memberships indicated. Subscription rates listed for Neosho Alien Wilson and Woodson Counties.
Mrs Edyth Young will direct the Christmas pageant Gods Greatest Gift with 125 students from elementary and junior high to perform Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Jun ior High School auditorium Gas City. Mr and Mrs Ira Dutton visited Wichita with Mr and Mrs Delbert McKellip. McKellip is home from a heart attack. Capt William L Schultz from Eglin AFB Fla visiting. he departs Sunday for Bien Hoa AFB Viet Nam to fly O 1F. His wife and two sons will stay in Chanute during his year away.
Mrs. Ersil Lovcretion McClorey Gardner died Tuesday afternoon at 59 of Chanute. Born February 6, 1906 she married Virgil B. Gardner August 16, 1926. Survived by husband a daughter Virginia Smith a son Don Gardner six grandchildren and sister Helen Dick. Funeral arrangements pending Johnson Mortuary.
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